Names That Mean O

Discover baby names meaning O for boys, girls, and unisex.

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Cantor
Singer or chanter, derived from the Latin word 'cantor'.
Latin
Cantrel
Derived from the Old French word 'chanterel', meaning 'little singer'.
French
Cantrix
Feminine form of Cantor, meaning 'singer' or 'chantress'.
Latin
Canute
Knot; derived from Old Norse Knútr.
Norse
Canyon
A deep gorge, often with a river flowing through it.
English
Caoimhe
Gentle, beautiful, or precious.
Irish
Caolan
Whelp, young wolf.
Irish
Capala
Horse.
Hindi
Capaneus
Mythical character from Greek mythology.
Greek
Capek
Author of R.U.R. (Rossum's Universal Robots).
Czech
Capeka
Feminine form of Capek.
Czech
Caphis
Mythological character mentioned in the plays of Aristophanes.
Greek
Caphtor
Region mentioned in the Bible.
Hebrew
Caplice
Descendant of Caoilteach.
Irish
Capote
Cloak.
Spanish
Cappadocia
Ancient region in modern-day Turkey.
Greek
Capri
From the island of Capri.
Italian
Capricorn
Goat horn.
Latin
Captain
Leader; one in charge.
English
Capucina
Named after the Capuchin Order of monks.
Italian
Capucine
Named after the Capuchin Order of monks.
French
Capulet
Belonging to the Capulets, a noble family from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
Italian
Cara
Dear, beloved.
Italian
Carabella
Beautiful dear one.
Latin
Caractacus
Loved one, champion.
Welsh
Caradawc
Beloved hero.
Welsh
Caradawg
Beloved and noble.
Welsh
Caradoc
Beloved.
Welsh
Caradog
Loved one, hero.
Welsh
Caraf
Lover.
Welsh
Caragh
Beloved, friend.
Irish
Carah
Friend, beloved.
Hebrew
Caraid
Friend, beloved.
Scottish
Caraidland
Land of beloved friends.
Scottish
Caral
Beloved, dear.
Welsh
Carala
Beloved, dear one.
Latin
Caralah
Beloved, dear.
Irish
Caralan
Beloved, little champion.
Irish
Caralana
Beloved, small hill.
Irish
Caralanah
Beloved, little champion.
Irish
Caralane
A modern invented name, possibly a blend of Cara and Lane.
English
Caralea
A modern invented name, possibly a blend of Cara and Lea, meaning 'beloved me...
English
Caralisa
A modern invented name, possibly a blend of Cara and Lisa.
English
Caramia
Dear beloved, from Italian 'cara mia' meaning 'my dear'.
Italian
Caran
Means 'little friend' or 'little beloved one'.
Irish
Carbrey
Derived from the Irish name Cairbre, meaning 'charioteer' or 'warrior'.
Irish
Carbry
Means 'chariot' or 'warrior' in Irish.
Irish
Carcer
Means 'prison' or 'jail' in Latin.
Latin
Cardea
Goddess of door hinges and thresholds in Roman mythology.
Latin
Carden
From the English surname, meaning 'wool carder'.
English
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